Traces the history and importance of the English Constitution.
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An excellent book. -- The Spectator, Vol. 109, September 12, 1912:
This book is useful in more than one respect. -- The English Historical Review, Vol. 27, Oct. 1912:
This book is useful in more than one respect. -- The English Historical Review, Vol. 27, Oct. 1912:
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The object of this book is to show the feudal origin of the English Constitution and the role of the Magna Carta in effectuating the transition from the fundamental principle of feudalism to the modern constitution. The history of the English Constitution is the history of America as much as it is the history of England. In fact, all monarchies that have adopted a constitution have derived their forms from it, and the same is true of most republics.
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